Research & Funding Resources
- Samantha McDonald (Unlicensed)
It is important to note that eligibility for these funding opportunities varies and can depend on factors such as the applicant's area of research, level of experience, and institutional affiliation.
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Finding Funding Opportunities | From online databases to listservs, there are several ways to locate funding opportunities. Federal funding agencies play a large part in supporting research. Beyond the key agencies, such as NIH, CDC, etc. there are many other foundations and agencies that fund research. Do not ignore opportunities within JHU as well as state and local foundations. | |
Faculty Factory Podcast | The Faculty Factory Podcast came from a desire to communicate faculty-development specific information in a modern and intimate way. This website serves as a central location for: highly-valued faculty affairs and faculty development (FAD) content, including conversations with faculty experts in academic medicine career development and leadership; a bibliography of FAD scholarship; and the websites for every FAD office in all North American medical schools. One of their topics fouces on research & scholarship. | |
Finding Collaborators | If you want to find research collaborators, a good place to start is by writing blog posts or journal articles. When you write an article and get it published in a journal, you’re making yourself visible to others doing related work. Additionally, there are internal and external resources available to make it easier for researchers to connect with others in their field. |
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